I Cloned a Robot Version of Myself
- 6 years ago
DS Doll in China says it’s handling a high number of requests from potential buyers to create and sell AI clones of WWE wrestlers, superheroes and Hollywood actors and actresses. So far the company has refrained from selling celebrity bots due to the obvious reason of avoiding copyright infringement. But some AI researchers warn that once celebrities start to give their consent to have robot clones of themselves, it will host a large market. FULL ARTICLE AT https://technocular.net.
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